Accredit Solutions Wins Funding To Roll Out Pandemic Response Software To Major Events Industry
International software and accreditation experts, Accredit Solutions, has been awarded a substantial grant by the UK’s Sustainable Innovation Fund to complete development of Accredit-GO; pandemic response and health tracking software that sports clubs, venues and live events around the world, can use to operate in closed door, limited capacity or business-as-usual scenarios in a safe and sustainable manner.
SteriType® Workspace Protection Range Helps In The Fight Against COVID‑19
- SteriType products help protect against contamination & improve infection control
- Keyboard & laptop covers withstand frequent sanitising & protect against keyboard damage
- Anti-viral film inactivates over 90% of Human Coronavirus NL63 within two hours
- 99.9% efficacy against MRSA, Salmonella, E.coli, Listeria & other bacteria
Workspace hygiene is essential right now, but keeping keyboards, mice and high-touch areas sanitised can be time-consuming and risks damage to your computer equipment, especially keyboards!
Always The Right Tine For A Verti-Drain® At Charleton Golf Club
Shortly after taking over as Head Greenkeeper at Charleton Golf Club, Brian Heggie quickly drafted in another new member of the team – a Redexim Verti-Drain® 7416 from local dealers Henderson Grass Machinery. The versatile range of tine options available means that the Verti-Drain® has had a busy year since its delivery in March 2020, conducting monthly aeration across the course’s greens, tees and approaches.
UltraGroomer™ Gets To Grips With Unwanted Accumulations At Glamorgan CCC
Worries Over Indoor Air Quality Fester During Pandemic, Finds New Research
Survey by CleanAir Spaces details public’s concerns over virus spread in indoor environments and hospitality venues
- Majority (56 per cent) of Brits have become more concerned by indoor air quality since the arrival of the pandemic
- More than half (53 per cent) recognise that air quality inside pubs and restaurants could increase their chance of catching COVID-19
- Nearly half of consumers would rely on an air quality rating to feel comfortable dining out
As bars, restaurants, non-essential retail and workplaces continue to await the opportunity to welcome back customers and employees following the announcement of the third national lockdown, new research reveals that UK consumers are increasingly anxious about the impact of indoor air quality on their chances of contracting the virus. According to a survey commissioned by CleanAir Spaces, the majority (56 per cent) of Brits think more about indoor air quality than before the pandemic hit.
